The Battle of the Big Hole a History of General Gibbons Engagement With Nez P
The Battle of the Big Hole a History of General Gibbons Engagement With Nez P
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He thought they had recovered the weapons from slain bucks after he passed and, opening fire on some soldier or scout, had met the fate to which their con duct had justly subjected them.
All through that fierce struggle on the river bottom, officers fought shoulder to shoulder with their men; some of them with their own rifles, some with rifles recovered from killed or wounded comrades, and some with revolvers. Even General Gibbon himself who, by the way, is an expert rifle shot from 62 THE BAT...TLE Otf THE BIG HOLS.
his position on the bluff, devoted all his spare moments to using his hunting-rifle on the skulking redskins, and more than one of them is said to have fallen victims to his deadly aim.
Lieut. C. A. Woodruff, his adjutant, dealt shot after shot into the foe, as he rode from point to point, carrying the orders of his chief. Captains Comba, Williams, Brown ing, and Sanno, used their Springfields with telling effect and put many a bullet where it would do the most good. Lieutenant Jacobs was as swift as an eagle in search of his prey, and, with a revolver in each hand, dashed hither and thither hunting out the murderers from their hiding-places and shoot ing them down like dogs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He thought they had recovered the weapons from slain bucks after he passed and, opening fire on some soldier or scout, had met the fate to which their con duct had justly subjected them.
All through that fierce struggle on the river bottom, officers fought shoulder to shoulder with their men; some of them with their own rifles, some with rifles recovered from killed or wounded comrades, and some with revolvers. Even General Gibbon himself who, by the way, is an expert rifle shot from 62 THE BAT...TLE Otf THE BIG HOLS.
his position on the bluff, devoted all his spare moments to using his hunting-rifle on the skulking redskins, and more than one of them is said to have fallen victims to his deadly aim.
Lieut. C. A. Woodruff, his adjutant, dealt shot after shot into the foe, as he rode from point to point, carrying the orders of his chief. Captains Comba, Williams, Brown ing, and Sanno, used their Springfields with telling effect and put many a bullet where it would do the most good. Lieutenant Jacobs was as swift as an eagle in search of his prey, and, with a revolver in each hand, dashed hither and thither hunting out the murderers from their hiding-places and shoot ing them down like dogs.
What to read after The Battle of the Big Hole a History of General Gibbons Engagement With Nez P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shields, G. O. (George O.), 1846-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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